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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-22
GEoRGIk-coBR COUNTY

p X Love, Guardian for 5. r. Love.
Z c. Love f T. Love 7. f. Love. o a.
Love and D. K Love Jr. has in due form
applied to the undersigned for leave 10 Sell
the lands belonging 10 his aid wards aud +
win pass npon said arrieatinm on the first
Monday ia October ne L august 25. 1887
Il. NJ HAHMETT, Ord'y,
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Cbe Marietta guurnaI.
MARIETTA, GA,
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 22. 1897

Little things upset the plans of
little men, but solid honesty stands
solid to the end.
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CLAY & BLAIR,
TTORNEYS "a LAM

AIIURNbYS At LAW
MARIETTA, GEORGIA ROOMS |
VI and On The left over Wade White S
store We give our entire attention to the
practice Of law. ProWptness is our motto
Collection specially
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Will Open August %. 1887.
HARDWOOD SEMINARY.
nnARTErr a GA

Marriott a, GA
A COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Situated in beautiful grove on Kennesaw
Avenue. Thorough instruction given by
a full corps OF accomplished teachers in
the Collegiate, Acddemjc and Primary De.
partments The Institution will be equip
ped with the best modern furniture, and
apparatus VII. be supplied to supplement
the best methods in teaching al grades
Superior advantages in Music and Art.
Session opens September 18th
For Catalogue and terms, address
w. W. LEGARE. A. NJ.
President
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-22

They make wine of tomatoes in
Florida which is said to be superior
to orange wine.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-22
II. N. HOLLAND,
.4TTORNFY At T4W,

.FIIUKNEY IT LdW,
.ATARIErTA GEORGIA. WILL DE
VI vote his ebtre attention to the prac-
lice Of law ia the Blue Ridge and adjacent
circuits. Office, Sodtn-si9c ofPubHc Square
Masonic Baiidiug first room CO the right
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GEORGE +. GOBER.

ATTORNEY AT L4U,
NT-ARIEfTb, GEORGIA. OFFICE,
~ Gp-Stairs IN Building next to the
Court House Practice in all the Courts
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JOE B. ALEXANDER.

ATTORNEY At Law,
\ III. LEGAL BUSINESS ENTRUST-
~ cd to me va receive prompt attention.
Office next door to Court House, over SEES
sious, Handy Co s store Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-22

4 proud man is seldom grateful
man, TOR he never thinks that he gets
as much as ne deserves.
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J. Z. FOSTER.

ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR 4TLAW,
AFARIETTA, GEORGIA. PROMPT
WI attention given TO all legal business
Office III McClatehy's Building
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Business Cards &C.
w. S. CHENEY,
iTT0RNEY Ar LAB'.

MARIETTA, GEORGIA OFFICE
Nj with ] + Mozley, South-side OF Public
Square. All legal business promptly at
tended to Collections specially solicited
Real estate bought aud seld for parties, and
money loaned to and Tor parties ON good
security.
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Of the 36,000,00O trade dollars.
that were coined less than 100000
were presented for redemption.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-09-22
w. MI. Il NJ. NJ. SESSIONS.

.lTTORNEYS Att LAM.
NFFIcE IN REAR OF POST OFFICE
- underneath Journal Office, Marietta
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City Tax Notice.

The Books Tor collecting city tax for
1887, are nov opou and ON be found "a
my store Pay promptly aud save cost.
June 23d, 1887
JOHN II COOPER
City Tax Collector.
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i. j. NORTHCUTT,

fTTORNEF Ar Ian.
A CWORTB GEORGIA WILLPRAC
"A tice ia tie counties Of Cobb, Pauldinr
Cherokee, Barto0 aud others Immediate
attention given ~ rallaat;ous
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DIR. N. N. GOBER,

PR4CTCING PHYSICIAN
s>ENDERS HIS PROFESSIONALS SER
1 wees TO the citizens of Marietta and
surrounding country. Office West-side OF
square, Upstairs IN Nichols Hall Res
dence at the Laneau house, enc block from
Cherokee street, Marietta, Ga.
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VIM 4 FAW,

WILL j. WYNN.
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\. S. CLAY
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
TIE letter of Mir. Wstarhury

TIE letter of Mr. Waterbury published in the CITIZEN of yesterday, IS full of valuable and varied suggestions to our citizens It reveals the ignorance which Arizonisns well know exist, in other states and territories, regarding them selves and country, ard suggests that We advertise our.wsy out tthe dilemma. or all the States and Territories in the Union, Arizons is tte least known and most misunderstood. Its good qualities are belittled and its bad ones dilsted on. We can, if We will, change this all pre- vsding feeling by system of liberal advertising, and until it be done we need look for no outside help to boom the plsce.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
greatest degree of prosperity.

FoR the past several weeks rumors have been current to the effect inst the road bed and franchise of the Narrow Gauge has been purchased by the Atcbi- son and Topeka railroad, and will he- come & part of their immense system. IL is further said that the work of con struo.ion will be commenced within the next two weeks and pushed ahead to- yards Globe to meet the Mineral Belt road, now heading towards that place. The gauge is to be changed to the standard broad gsuge so com mon to the country. The re- puted consideration is S5,000. From Tucson the road will run south down the Santa Cruz and make connection with the Gusymas branch at Cslsbasss or Nogales. Should this road be built it means the virtual abandonment of the Arizons and Sonora branch, especially that portion of it lying south of Fair bank and between the two connecting points. The building of this north and south road will be the realization of our long cherished hopes and its influence for good to our old town will be pro digious.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

TIE October number of the Silver Dollar publishes the following facts ID favor of bi-metslism:-
 lst. That both gold and silver have been used as money from the earliest ages, and that the ratio of value between the two metals has changed but little IT 3,OO0 years.
 2d. That the increase in the qusntitJ of the precious metals mas not kept pace with the increase of population. and Iht increase of commerce and trade.
 3d. That in order for any metal tC form basis of value as money there must be enough of it for that purpose.
 4th That history proves there hst been enough of gold and silver combined to serve mankind as basis of value through all the ages, but there has not been enough of either metal alone.
 9th. That the effort to demonetize sIl yer and establish 8 gold basis alone. has resulted in untold disaster to the people of every nation that has attempted it.
 9th That the true bssIs of value is & gold and silver bssis,-thst is the most permanent snd gIves to nations the greatest degree of prosperity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

THE Phenix Gazette has hardly nme to get acquainted with its owners when & new crew chambers on board and a stranger captain goes to the helm. The recent transfer is surprise to no one as the result has long been foreseen- boss ism is not inherent in AriEons SOIL ana as CD imported article it never found tA- vor among our people. As sn organ or Governor Zalick under the henohman Parrish 1t was 8 failure, and when pop rsr clamor forced our short horn govern or to manipulate his organ from under meath the coat tails of his official sp- pointees, the democratic Moses wss still in the wilderness. Mir. Dunbsr's efforts to keep the craft sfost have proven un- syailing. John worked. .hsrd, but mug vump tonic administered to demooratIc corpse has been but loves labor lost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

IT will now be in order for lmmigrs
 tion Commissioners, Cameron Hsighi King, (our Csm.) to bring suit agaIns'
 the Territory of Arizona for his salary
 as Commissioner. This immigration bureau business, always 8 farce st its best, was 8 fat plum coveted by Zulick for his blstherskite Parish, but the latter, like his master, was so intensely uDpop- ulsr that the legislature abolished the office rather than have it SO filled. The governor, however, although he approved the act failed to recognize the non-exis tence of the office in the appointment of King, The latter, it is well known, WAS but a figure head in the gubernstorisl play, inasmuch as on his confirmation he was to resign and Parrish was to be appointed n his stead. This bargain had a most corrupt and unprincipled beginning and the violation of the con- pact by King retaining the office was DO surprise to those who knew him. Zulink, however, laughs lsst and comes out best. Territorial auditor Hawkins refuses Co suditCsna's account. In his interpretation of the law no such office as Immigration Commissioners exists, therefore dissl- lowed the accounts. King has. however our consolation and that is. that he will slwsys have case on hand. for when ever clients sre scarce, he can occupy his leisure time in pressing his claims | sssins. the territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Copper and Lead Market.

CoPrRR-This has sgsin been a week of activity in the copper market, and there have been large transactions in Lake copper We are also informed that bids for considerable quantities for delivery spread over four or five months at full prices were recently submitted to producers, but ss might have been an. ticIpsted, less bids have been declined. The time is drawing near when It IS eI- pected that the Calumet & Heels com psny will again come into the market. but 1t is not anticipated thst they will dispose of the copper on this occasion st low rates. Prices here close as follows: Lake Copper. spot, l050, November. 10 SO; December, 10'75; January, 1090; February, II.
 LKAD.-The recent sharp decline in prices hss induced consumers to come more freely into the market in order to replenish their stocks. and this and the firm holding of lead at the west hss made very firm market, and while the New York buyers have hot purchased freely, considerable lead has been shipped from here to sdiscent points. 60 that in the aggregate 300 tons com mon for October have been placed at 40 and 4'45 cents per pound.-Engi- neering S Mining Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

AN attempt has been made at Mani tobs in crossing a wild buffalo and 8 Durham COW. and has been attended with success. Mir. Bedson is the first to Cry this novel and happy idea. He is the proprietor of the only herd of buffaloes in the northwest. The cross produces en animal larger and more hardy than the domestic and which are more easily vintered The flesh of the animal, says MT Bedson, " is better than that of the domestic, the hide moro furry, rend- ering also better service than that of pure blood Nj. Bedson says that he sc- compi-hed the cross without any diff culty or trouble, and thinks the cross can be effected with the common DOW ss we'll as the Durham, He has tried only the latter, but intends to make a trial with the Rolled Angus and Galloway. which he thinks will produce a darker pelt. The hybrids are more useful than the ordinary beef cattle. One beef st the age of three years weighed 2,0O0 pounds, and measured i've feet from tail to shoulder. A hybrid calf requires h:tle care. and shows no sign of the buff fslo hump" M. Bedson is to be con- graduated upon oultivsting herd of cat Gle that will be better suited to the north west than our present beef cattle National Live Stock Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

IRRIaAroR WErMoRR is authority for the statement that trees will now grow in any psrt of the city without eurtsce watering. The entire substrstum of soil is. be says, thoroughly saturated from the .vsrious pipes and city hydrsnts, and will continue SO as long ss the pres ent water system exists. If this be the csse there are no longer any ressons why our city should present the dry and bare appearance for which it has ever been noted ever since Noah cut its shade trees down to build his ark. A few years ago attempts were made to replace them, but without success. But now if Mir. Milhmore's ideas be correct, success will follow where failure waited in at tendance before. Let the trees be plant ed, the.experiment IS at least worth the effort.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1887

THE Board of Supervisors purpose 'O hold meeting and petition Congress 70 approve the Funding Act passed oy me last legislature. This petition will be presented and pressed by delegate Smith If successful in getting It ,bronVb ss he in all probability will, 1t will do much te confirm him 10 ,asof M with the people of the territory. "i'n the seal of congressional sanction on the funding bill, Pima and other coun' ties could readily affect the disposition of their surplus indebtedness, that IS the indebtedness over and above the fonI per cent. allowed by the restriction law and place themselves on . cash basis If this be done many thousands Of dol lars will be annually saved to Pima County alone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

IT is reported that the efforts of Gen. Miles to accommodate the good people of Ysvspsi county with a colony of 12OO or 1900 domesticsted San Carlos Apscb- es, have come to naught. This is to be regretted. San Carlos is overhoEing with good things and it was sincerely to be hoped that some few of them would slop over into Ysvapai county. We fesr, however, they will not be so favored and great is our grief therest
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

land at three per cent, demanding thas the governmeu. building contracts pro vide for weekly payments of working men and approving the recommendation of the general master workmsn's ed- dress ID favor ol the government con .rol oi the telegraph and telephone plants of She country.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, October 12--The rail- road commissioners have received addl- .ionAi sbeets from the Southern Pscl1c Company showing the rates of fEra 10 Nevs5a and Arizona just compiled. The following table will show the changes in first class unlimited fares between 'hIs city and ;he principal towns along the Southern Pacific in Arizona:
 From
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

BoB BURDETTE se.ts of the damage done to Christianity by its denomins- tionsl difference, on this wise:
 DishesrteDed missionary, returning to his field after many years of absence: "Oh, unhappy man, you have lspsed into error Bnd darkness and organism agsin" Chief besthan, spologetically: Well, you see, after you went away 6 Catholic missionary came along and told us the bad place was full of Metho- dists, and so scared us into hIs com munIon; then he vent away and 6 Presbyterian came along and walked us up on regeneration, adoption and elec- ton, and we joined hIs church; then aD EpiscopHlisn came and We burned our WestminIsters and stocked up on pray er books; then he left and Baptist landed and walked us into the water snd baptized us right, and we'd just about got settled when a New Congre- gstionslist came over and told us go long as we were heathens We had a dead sure thing of going to heaven; but if We became Christians We had to wslh mighty straight or go to the everlasting bonfire. So we ate him up burned our Bibles and resumed business st the old stand. Boys, put the psrson ID the cage and fstten him up for Thanksgiving day"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Mss. LEoSoRA BARRY. general investi gator of the Knights of Labor has made her report. IL contains many startling evidences of the sufferings Of the over worked poor, that would bring shame tC the cheek of 8 people less civilized than ours. In linen thread works of church going New Jersey. she found that women were compelled to stand on stone floors in water the year round, most of the time barefoot with spray of water from revolving cylinder flying constantly against the breast, and the coldest night in winter, as well ss the wsrmest ir summer these poor creatures had to go to their homes with water dripping from their uDderclothing along their path, because there could not be space of a few moments allowed them wherein to change their clothing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

There Was such show. and if We Live to he a Hundred Years Old We NeysI Expect to Hear Read of its Equs' Unless John Robinson Comes Co thls Town Again"
 For he IS the oa!y man In the world vLo is capable o' 'JCtH-rOdi0e He-ca |"
 IS what She Toledo uaper says of JOI l RobInsOn's Ten Big New Gigantic Shows and bis G-es. Mnstodonic Ihrs.
 Ring Circus. which exhibited here yes-
 terdey forenoon. afternoon Rud nj h sOd concludes Gc extended Gctice of ;r
 Leviathtn show, ss follows: "Althorpl the great show cs John Robinson has. without one sIuSle iota of 9 charrs fol dispute, the iGrgCss pavilion of an eircus o- TceEegesis Ca the continent. it vss by Ions o3is i.r toO s1n6II to accom- meGEta the IG-melss crowds Cf paoDi. who th-oUr1i the vast groGnds efgr-,, trying '0 obtain admission c. the gran. exhibitor. The giant canvas has a sent ing cspsci;y Os thirty thousand persoDe and thousands wATg turUed away for want Of rColn. There never WAS sucb a circus boom il Toledo. Every rlsr. vOmHp. cLi'i and dog wae out, ard r.. entire DOpulat.1c rf the surroup5ing country for fifty miles ctmo pouring ir- to the o.ty like e vl-' flood. John F ,f.-- son was compelled tJ give four sbova ir one day, 8 most uahesrd of phenomera and which is GH event which does p,t Gccur LJt once in lifetime" Jolr Robinson vii surely come to Tucson or Tuesday. Ger. 18th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Good, sound. Sensible Advice to
 Ticket -Buyers.

If you hurry up and get there last you will get front seat. if some other fellow don't get there before you. The above advice is very important to every man, woman snd child that's thinking of going to the Old John Robinson's Ten Big Mammoth New Combined Shows. Young msn pick up 6 girl on each strong arm and file right up to the ticket wagon of John Robinson's Big Shows, and don't you let any other fellow crowd you away until you get 8 through ticket for the entire Mammoth Three Ring Circus, Museum, hensgerie, Caravan. Aquarium snd AvIsry, of the Ten Big New Shows. Tie string around your finger so you won't forget the day and date of the coming of John Robinson's Ten Big New Shows-Tuesdsy. Got. 18th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
A Captains Fortunate Discover,

Capt; Coleman. schnr. Weymouth plyi3g between Atlantic City and NY. hsd been troubled with a cough so that De Was unable tO sleep. and vas induced 10 try Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption. It not only gave him in stsnt relief, but allayed the extreme soreness ID his breast His children were similarly affected snd a sinele dose hsd the same happy effect. pr. King's New Dlscovery IS now the standard remedy Tn the Coleman household and on board the schooner. Free trial sotties ot this Standard Remedy at Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

Vim. Read has struck 6 new scheme for prospecting for artesean water. The latest plan is to raise money by subscrip- tion among property owners east of the railroad depot, purchase boring appsr, stus, pool expenses. and begin work The projector is of the opinion that 6 500 foot well will give them Rn sbun' dance of water and more than repay them for their proposed outlay. He heads the subscription list with one hun dred dollars
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
TEsTI1IONIsL FROM ASsEMHLxMAN
 EDWARD A. DARRAGH
STATE or NEw YORK. ASSEMBLY,

STATE or NEw YORK, ASSEMBLY, !
 CHAMBER, ALBANY. April I6, 1884. |
 Some years ago l was thrown from A wagon and fractured two of my ribs. was so badly hurt that had to sit mn in A chair for four days and nights. The fourth day my mother placed two Al cocks Porous Plasters over my broken ribs. The next day my sufferings dimin- ished and l was able 10 lie down. I con tinusd to improve every day. Two week after the accident got up and attendea to business. l renewed the plasters twlce, and found myself almost entirely well Tn month, when I sailed for Eng land.
 Ny wife is subject to periodic pains in the back that give her rest neither dav nor nignt, but in two hours after applv- ing two Allcock's Plasters she sxperi- ences relief, and in two or three days She IS well. She also finds them effective in neuralgia and rheumatism.
 EDWARD A. DARRAaH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
Wanted

io mad the owner Of a medium sized bay mule, branded on thigh with 8 double Q one above the other. The animal has been nsed to both saddle and harness.
 Hss leit on range south or Tucson, by Geronimo when be went through Pims county year ago last May. South western Stockmsn snd Tombstone Pres pe etor please copy. For particulars soufesS thls office. If.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15

LAMAR, Clevelsnd's long-hsired Score tsry, is undoubtedly more popular with the settler and preemptor. because of his rulings in the many land cases that have come up before him than any man m the present administration.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-15
For Sale.

Cheap for cash. 6 handsome psrlor organ. Fourteen stops- Direct from one of the most reliable manufactures. Warranted for SIX years. Handsome solid walnut cabinet. Inquire st 43o Congress 6t. ] mo